Books Read 2017

  1. William Maxwell. So Long, See You Tomorrow.
  2. Rubem Fonseca. The Taker and Other Stories. tr. Clifford E. Landers.
  3. Kate Zambreno. Book of Mutter.
  4. Alejandro Zambra. My Documents. tr. Megan McDowell.
  5. Rachel Cusk. Transit.
  6. Rachel Cusk. Saving Agnes.
  7. Alejandro Zambra. The Private Lives of Trees. tr. Megan McDowell.
  8. Mark Fisher. The Weird and the Eerie.
  9. Claire-Louise Bennett. Pond.
  10. Rachel Cusk. The Temporary.
  11. Mathias Énard. Zone. tr. Charlotte Mandell.
  12. Mathias Énard. Street of Thieves. tr. Charlotte Mandell.
  13. Fleur Jaeggy. Sweet Days of Discipline. tr. Tim Parks.
  14. Anita Brookner. Look at Me.
  15. Charlie Fox. This Young Monster.
  16. Nathalie Léger. Suite for Barbara Loden. tr. Natasha Lehrer and Cécile Menon.
  17. Eula Biss. On Immunity: An Inoculation.
  18. Antonio Tabucchi. Pereira Maintains. tr. Patrick Creagh.
  19. Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa. The Leopard. tr. Archibald Colquhoun.
  20. David Gilmour. The Last Leopard: A Life of Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa.
  21. Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa. The Professor and the Siren. tr. Archibald Colquhoun.
  22. Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa. Essays on English Literature. tr. David Gilmour.
  23. Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa. Tutorials on Stendhal. tr. David Gilmour.
  24. Mathias Énard. Compass. tr. Charlotte Mandell.
  25. Annemarie Schwarzenbach. All the Roads Are Open. tr. Isabel Fargo Cole.
  26. Gilbert Highet. The Classical Tradition.
  27. Aeschylus. The Oresteia. tr. Robert Fagles.
  28. Michael Wood. On Empson.
  29. Michael Hamburger. String of Beginnings.
  30. Philip Davis. Reading and the Reader.
  31. Ingeborg Bachmann and Christa Wolf. Selected Prose and Drama. various translators.
  32. Christa Wolf. No Place on Earth. tr. Jan van Heurck.
  33. Christa Wolf. City of Angels. tr. Damion Searls.
  34. Christa Wolf. One Day a Year: 1960–2000. tr. Lowell A. Bangerter.
  35. Cees Nooteboom. Letters to Poseidon. tr. Laura Watkinson.
  36. *Samuel Beckett. Stirrings Still.
  37. Michael Hamburger. In Conversation with Peter Dale.
  38. Heinrich Böll. Billiards at Half-Past Nine. tr. Patrick Bowles.
  39. Michael Hamburger. Art as Second Nature.
  40. Heinrich Böll. What’s to Become of the Boy? tr. Leila Vennewitz.
  41. Christa Wolf. One Day a Year. tr. Katy Derbyshire.
  42. Marguerite Yourcenar. That Mighty Sculptor, Time. tr. Walter Kaiser.
  43. John Haffenden. William Empson, Volume I: Among the Mandarins.
  44. W. H. Auden. The Complete Works of W. H. Auden: Prose, Volume V, 1963–1968.
  45. Katherine Bucknall and Nicholas Jenkins. W. H. Auden, ‘The Map of All My Youth.’
  46. Dorothy Richardson. Pointed Roofs.
  47. Dorothy Richardson. Backwater.
  48. Dorothy Richardson. Honeycomb.
  49. John Cowper Powys. Dorothy M. Richardson.
  50. Dorothy Richardson. The Tunnel.
  51. Dorothy Richardson. Interim.
  52. Dorothy Richardson. Deadlock.
  53. Jean-Philippe Toussaint. Urgency and Patience. tr. Edward Gauvin.
  54. Dorothy Richardson. Revolving Lights.
  55. Gloria G. Fromm. Dorothy Richardson.
  56. Dorothy Richardson. The Trap.
  57. Enid Starkie. André Gide.
  58. Stephen Mitchelmore. This Space of Writing.
  59. Jen Craig. Panthers and the Museum of Fire.
  60. Michael Wood. Children of Silence.
  61. Gillian Rose. Paradiso.
  62. Andrew Shanks. Against Innocence: Gillian Rose’s Reception and Gift of Faith.
  63. Joanna Walsh. Worlds From the Word’s End.
  64. *André Gide. Dostoevsky.
  65. Peter Boxall. The Value of the Novel.
  66. Christina Hesselholdt. Companions. tr. Paul Russell Garrett.
  67. Yiyun Li. Dear Friend, From My Life I Write to You in Your Life.
  68. Anne Michaels. Infinite Gradations.
  69. Virginia Woolf. A Room of One’s Own.
  70. Virginia Woolf. Three Guineas.
  71. Virginia Woolf. Selected Essays.
  72. Jan Zwicky. Wittgenstein Elegies.
  73. Marjorie Perloff. Wittgenstein’s Ladder.
  74. Jan Zwicky. Lyric Philosophy.
  75. Thomas Bernhard. Wittgenstein’s Nephew. tr. Ewald Osers.
  76. George Steiner. Errata: An Examined Life.
  77. George Steiner. Grammars of Creation.

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